04:42

Collector's..What are we? Why do we collect what we do?

00:56

Walter Cronkite's cylinder recording. Recorded at CBS TV Studios on January 21 2000.

02:12

1909...Diantha intermezzo, played by the Indestructible Symphony Orchestra. On the 1898 Edison Home

03:47

1915...Porcupine Rag, played by the New York Military Band. Here played on the 1910 Edison Fireside

03:32

1914..He'd Have to Get Under, get out and get Under Medley..National Promenade Band. On the Fireside

04:04

1910...Artist's Life Waltz...Played by the Indestructible Military Band. Played on the Amberola V

03:56

1917.Hy - Sine one step. By the Jaudas Society Orchestra. This recording was issued on cylinder only

03:30

1919..Patrol of the Scouts played by Conway's Band. On a dubbed blue amberol that sounds pretty good

02:18

1910..March de Molay Commandery..Played by the Indestructible Military Band. On the 1901 Columbia AT

02:19

Win, Place & Show "Baby won't you please come home".The last time we sang together, in Florida 1992

03:48

1913..Edison cylinder of G A R Patrol. Played by the N. Y. Military Band. Played on the Amberola V

03:09

May 5 1927.. The HMV 101 plays Wherever you go, whatever you do Nat Shilkret & the Victor Orch.

03:34

July 22, 1930...Victor Novelty Band..It's A Long, Long Way To Tipperary with male chorus.

03:09

4/7/1904 ..Reuben Haskins' trip 'round the world in his airship..Parke Hunter & Len Spencer

03:54

ALONE AT LAST - MIKE SPECIALE & HOTEL CARLTON TERRACE ORCH. Recorded on reel to reel tape in 1990

02:03

1910 ..Honeysuckle - Intermezzo. Orchestra. Indestructible cyl. Played on the 1901 Columbia AT

02:19

1901 .Edward M Favor (1856 - 1936) It was just on the tip of my tongue. Climax Disc Record.

04:06

1913-Belle of New York & 2D Reg't Conn N.G. Marches-New York Military Band-Played on the Fireside

02:09

1903..J W Myers (1864-1917) You're as welcome as the flowers in May. Columbia 2 minute wax cylinder

03:22

1923..The Cotton Pickers ...Duck's Quack.

03:45

2/20/1914-Madeleine- A perfect day-Frances Alda, She created the role, the composer Herbert conducts

02:32

12/16/1925. The Notre Dame Victory March..Joseph J. Casasanta leads the Notre Dame Band in Chicago

04:01

1928.. Hoch Heidecksburg Marsch..under direction of Professor Oskar Hackenberger. Recorded in Berlin

03:26

11/12/1928 Where the shy little violets grow ..By Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. Nice number

03:13

4/29/1927 Side by Side..By Paul Whiteman & Orchestra, Rhythm Boys..Recorded at Liederkranz Hall NYC

04:24

1927...Chopin's Funeral March..Played by Arthur Pryor's Band -

04:29

1930..Jack Hylton and his Orchestra -Just a Gigolo..From the Theodore (Ted) Spangenberg collection.

04:00

1917..Jaudas' Society Orchestra. Oh Johnny, oh Johnny oh! One Step ..On the Amberola 30

04:20

Circa 1910 -11..Victor Herbert and his Orchestra play Chanson Triste (Tchaikovsky) On the Amberola V

04:30

1913...The Whip March...Played by the New York Military Band. Played on the Amberola 30

02:49

1901....Hager's Orchestra...Selection's from the hit musical King Dodo. Columbia/Climax/VTM

03:22

1901...MARIA ALEKSANDROVNA MICHAILOVA Parla Valse. Very early labeled Russian pressing.

03:46

Dec 29, 1909..The Victor Chorus with Sousa's Band. Messiah - Hallelujah Chorus. Victor Messiah disc

04:17

July 10, 1907..Harry Macdonough Messiah - Every Valley Shall Be Exalted. A few Victor Messiah discs

03:48

July 10, 1907 ..Harry Macdonough. Messiah - Comfort Ye My People. A few Victor Messiah recordings.

03:38

Due to Jack Pinto, I have this video of a barbershop quartet I sang with long ago in the early 1990s

04:19

1913...Valse Boston, played by the National Promenade Band. Played on the Amberola 75

04:19

1913....Valse Boston played by the National Promenade Band. Played on the Amberola 75

02:20

1898....Miserere from IL Trovatore Trombone / Cornet duet with piano. Pryor & Higgins.

03:23

May 7 1904-Emma Juch w/ Isadore Luckstone at the piano. (Her only recording session) corrected speed

02:07

1903...Hiawatha..Harry Macdonough..Played on the 1898 Edison Home, with a weighted B reproducer

04:05

test Figure7..Barcarole/Tales of Hoffmann Marie Rappold, Thomas Chalmers. Mainly a soft recording

04:36

Test on adjustments to a Figure7 diaphram Goodbye Boys Medley. What do you think of the sound?

02:17

Dec 5, 1895..A historic recreation record. General Washington & troops on the street in Boston 1775

02:52

1903-Edward de Reszke (1853-1917) Infelice from Ernani-Rec'd in NYC for Columbia's Grand Opera Discs

02:54

1905 Rare Leeds Concert Record. Arthur Collins sings Bill Bailey won't you please come home.

03:51

1923 Charlie Kerr's Orch-No one loves you.etc.Orig diaphram with experimental gasketing 3rd example

03:11

1913.Adelina Agostinelli-Vissi D' Arte-Tosca. After a lot of gasket tests, this is the best sound

04:12

1913-Officer of the day/ Hurricane- Nat'l Promenade Band. Best sound after 70 experiments on gaskets

03:38

1914..Humpty Dumpty Rag. Wyatt sent me a Figure7 diaphram and said to me to experiment with it. So..

01:28

Recorded 126 years ago. Nov 28 1898.Bugle Calls#2. Chief Trumpeter Cassi of Roosevelt’s Rough Riders

04:13

1914...Grand Valse de Concert..Edison Concert Band (Reed only) Played on the Amberola 30

03:58

Test 2 of diaphram and gaskets.. Reuben National Promenade Band. Let me know which you like 1 or 2

04:01

Test 1 of diaphram and gaskets Reuben ..Nat'l Promenade Band .Let me know of 1 or 2 you like best

04:05

1912.La Paloma.Edison Concert Band Test of different diaphram & gasket material What do you think?

03:33

Show me the way to go home. Tennessee Happy Boys.Test on sound quality...What do you think?

04:19

1913.. Walter Soomer (1878 - 1955) Sings from Tannhâuser - Blick Ich Umher. On the Amberola 75.

02:59

1918..Long Boy Medley, by the Victor Military Band..A song that has a personal fun story for me.

07:30

A waterlogged book from the shipwreck of the Barque Elizabeth off of Fire Island July 19, 1850

02:43

1908-Francisco Vignas-1863-1933-Walther's Prize Song from Die Meistersinger. On a Columbia/Fonotipia